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veerappan · Expert Joined: 19 Dec 2007 Posts: 3680

treat and trade on intra... if u got plus on above 2.5% u can carry otherwise just intra.... targets i dont have any idea.... u can use the other formats.... people r using fun gun gann... fan fibo... umberla... woodie... buddy.. Very Happy

... for fun just used the names... dont mistake me.... but if u stick on to any method suxux is with u.... Very Happy

veeru
chennai boy

rangarajan · White Belt Joined: 02 Apr 2007 Posts: 28

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veerappan · Expert Joined: 19 Dec 2007 Posts: 3680

rangarajan · White Belt Joined: 02 Apr 2007 Posts: 28

Kaalai Vanakkam,Vanthanam.

Good Morning.

Is there any Free site where there is a provision to scan Nse EOD prices of stocks falling 'Within a Range' say 80-100,280-300,etc.

This would be easy to identify stocks trading near to Veeru's magic nos & watch next day for trading.

Or can someone post daily most liquid stocks near to the nos in a seperate thread.

psalm · Black Belt Joined: 12 Nov 2011 Posts: 5368

Please go to the following link:

http://www.icharts.in/screener-eod.html

At the bottom of the page, you can see a button for Advanced Search. Click it. It will expand will give you more options. There will be 2 sets of options when it expands. First set will contain, 3 drop down menus such as "SELECT ONE" , "CONTAINS" , "SELECT ONE". However, in the second set, the last portion will be vacant (text box where you can type values). Using the second set of options, you can find stocks which are trading in any particular range. For example, if you want to find stocks trading in the range 80 and 100, the steps are as follows:

1. In the firts option of the second set, ie "SELECT ONE", click it. You'll see many option under the drop down menu such as Symbol, LastClose, LastVolume etc. Select LastClose.

2. After selecting LastClose, click the next option, ie "CONTAINS". Under that you'll see "Does not Contain" , "Matches Exactly", "Greater Than" , "Less Than" etc. Select the "Greater Than".

3. Now the third part is vacant now (text box). Type 80 in that vacant text box.

4. Now click the "SELECT ONE" option in the below line. From the drop down menu, select the option "Last Close" again.

5. Now go the next option "CONTAINS". Instead of selecting "Greater Than", one should select the option "Less Than" from the CONTAINS menu.

6. And then in the corresponding text box, type 100.

7. At the bottom of the page, you will see a SEARCH button.(There are other buttons such as "CLEAR SEARCH", "QUICK SEARCH" and all. But you must click the SEARCH button.

8. Once you have clicked the Search Button, you'll be able to see the screened results.

Hope, it helps.....

SAM